e^∫[1/(2x - 4)] dx
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[1/(2x-4) ] dx = 1/2 [ 2/(2x-4) ] dx
integral of [1/(2x-4)] dx = 1/2 integral of [ 2/(2x-4)] dx
integral of [1/(2x-4)] dx = (1/2)* ln(2x-4)
e^{integral of [1/(2x-4)] dx} = e^ [(1/2)*ln(2x-4)]
the right side of the equation simplifies to:
e^ {ln[(2x-4)^(1/2)]}
(2x-4)^(1/2)
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